'Fifty Shades of Grey' collections make many turn green

February 20, 2015 16:31

The world, it seems, is divided into those who've seen Fifty Shades of Grey and those, like us in India, who have not.

Meanwhile, the filmi has grossed more than 300 million dollars at the international box-office within just a week of it's official release.

The Jamie Dornan and Dakota Johnson (in the photograph alongside) starrer has eclipsed the 102.7 million dollars domestically and 209 million dollars overseas, which brings the total to 311.7 million dollars, Deadline.com has reported.

The Sam Taylor-Johnson directed romance drama has broken the record of being the best opening record movie as it grossed 85.2 million dollars within the three days of release in North America and 93 million dollars in four days.

The E.L James adaptation is the third highest domestic production for Universal Pictures after Fast and Furious 6 which had a collection of 97.4 million dollars and Fast Five with 86.19 million dollars.

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